deflime

@ivaylostoyanov,

This is happening on my Siteground sites as well.

Relevant settings page
/wp-admin/admin.php?page=sgo_environment
Speed Optimizer – Environment > WordPress Heartbeat Optimization
WordPress Admin Pages: Disabled
Posts and Pages: Disabled

From my testing and code review, it seems that any time the config is asked to disable heartbeat, public function maybe_disable(), it does so, but then other scripts that call heartbeat, can’t find it.

I tried playing with the priorities in public function add_heartbeat_control_hooks(), didn’t help.

I can resolve the issue by simply not disabling heartbeat and defining a timer in the above settings, ie, 120s.

• This reply was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by deflime.

You can do this with Tatum’s free api.

https://tatum.io/apidoc.php#operation/MultiTokenGetBalance

You can do this with Tatum’s free api.

https://tatum.io/apidoc.php#operation/MultiTokenGetBalance

^ Bingo, that did it for me too.

I was using a random character generator for the prefix which was including capital letters, no more of that in the future 🙂

I did a search and there were others that were still trying to use the capital letters other than user_roles so keep that in mind.

Thanks!!

Here’s how far I got.

Looks like I didn’t need to go so far, http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/images/1/18/Template_Hierarchy.png

However the above graphic doesn’t seem to include a custom index page for the new custom type so the following serves some purpose.

flush_rewrite_rules(); // Line 391, your last piece of code before..

		add_action("template_redirect", '_rw_template_redirect');
	}

	function _rw_template_redirect()	{
		global $wp;

// list custom types in an array, this could be better, of course
		$rw_custom_types = array('custom-type-1-slug', 'custom-type-2-slug');

		if (in_array($wp->query_vars["post_type"], $rw_custom_types)) {

			if ( is_robots() ) :
				do_action('do_robots');
				return;
			elseif ( is_feed() ) :
				do_feed();
				return;
			elseif ( is_trackback() ) :
				include( ABSPATH . 'wp-trackback.php' );
				return;
			elseif($wp->query_vars["name"]):
				include(TEMPLATEPATH . "/single-".$wp->query_vars["post_type"].".php");
				die();
			else:
				include(TEMPLATEPATH . "/".$wp->query_vars["post_type"].".php");
				die();
			endif;
		}

You may just need to implemented a bit of the above and simply include a link to the that WP Codex graphic to aid in ppl using their own templates.

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